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There's multiple exchanges involved here. Just because one place halts it (such as its primary listing venue) it doesn't mean all trading venues halt it.

So far your case seems to be divided into two parts: 1. "I wasn't executed in a timely manner" but you do not show any tick data/L2 data as evidence. 2. Secondly, there seems to be contractual issues regarding your margin loan secured against your property. For the first part, do you...

I don't understand why a 400K loss on a 3.9M property causes any real issue, unless you had no equity to begin with? Even if you had no actual income, any bank would see that level of equity in a property very favourably and provide a mortgage against that, and pay out your existing loan facility.

4 years trading is still a beginner. It is not moderately experienced at all. You bet our home, on a broker you didn't know, on a market whose characteristics you didn't know (and still don't), with no backup communication systems, no idea of the execution speed of your broker, with a loan...

Your PDF record contains many errors. If you really want to prove it, get a Time & Sales record for the day, your exact timestamps you submitted the order, the exact timestamps they were executed, and the state of the market quotes (aka L2 depth) at time of order, at T+20 seconds and at actual...

It sounds like they did execute your trades, just not at the prices you were expecting. If you were requiring sub 2 second execution, I'm not sure why you were using offshore entities to do this. From the fills you describe, you were trading high-volatility securities, with large leverage, in...

There are plenty of reasons why trades can be executed at prices that differ from the order book of the NYSE Arca (block trades, They can also be executed on exchanges and trading venues other than the primary listing venue too (for example, only 69823 shares of DUST were executed on NYSE Arca...

Most of the people that call me from India are from the "Technical department of Windows" or some such fictional entity. It's usually once-a-day now. Is this sort of criminal behaviour now commonplace in India?

His profile says Australia. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia would appear to be the place.

Yes - a subsidiary of Hana Financial Group (market cap approx 12 billion USD).

Actually you have somebody's simulation of these items. Unless you know the exact provenance of the data and how they constructed it, it might look nice on a chart but it's all garbage. Clearly the Nasdaq Composite back to 1938 is nonsensical. There aren't any sources for OTC data going back...

There are two secrets to success in trading. #1: Only tell people half of what they need to know to succeed in trading.

Anything that affects the balance of buyers vs sellers is an edge. The last couple of posts demonstrate traders who put their time into discovering alpha in unique ways. There's lots more too - think outside the box, and backtest it once you have a statistically valid sample size. If you...

Backtest it!

In earlier news: Stupid news is still stupid.

Don't even get me started on full 32nds to half 32nds to full 32nds on ZB (30 year T-Bonds) in the late noughties. Lots more like that.

MOO won't be accepted as this is not an Open. There are no specific order types that deal with halts. The market opens using a "halt cross" procedure. i.e. you just submit orders as normal. During the halt period you'll be able to see the indicative halt cross clearing price. If there's an...

Umm you've got the divergence bit the wrong way around. When the index makes a new high but the breadth indicator/oscillator/whatever doesn't that's a proper divergence. You can't draw any conclusion about an index and the breadth doing the same (or not) - other than the index is in a short...

Interesting, but flawed, analysis. They are comparing $NYAD versus $SPX. One is a stock market (and includes listings such as interest rate securities, debt securities, preferreds, hybrids etc.) and one is a market-cap-and-free-float-weighted index that spans multiple stock exchanges. If you...

You do know that the entire Real Estate sector was split out from Financials sector in 2016? There's a whole stack of "income earning" REITs that are no longer part of the Financials sector, so your chart is suffering from selection bias. There were also quite a few Information Technology...